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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Or. .yOolsey Resigns.

SAN Francisco, January l7.-Dr. E.
H. Woolsey, of Oakland, director Of the
California Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, and Blind and ex.officio direc.
tor of the Industrial Home for the adult
blind, has sent the following letter Of
resignation to the Governor:
OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. I3, 1887.
His Ercellency, Governor Bartlett.
SIR:-My commission as a member of
the board Of trustees of the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Asylum will shortly
expire. The management of the institu-
tions under the control Of the board and
the conduct Of the ruling majority
in the board has been fully exposed by
widely published reports of a recent
examination and investigation in Judge
Rix's court in San Francisco. l am un.
willing to longer serve even as protest.
ing minority. with the board as at
present constituted. l therefore request
that you fill the place now occupied by
me by the appointment of some one else.
Respectfully, E. II. WooLsEY.
DR.. Woolsey's term would have OK
pired ON the 10Th instant, had he not
resigned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
THE COAST.
The Striking Carmen i'll
San Francisco.
THE CLIFF HOUSE BLOWN UP
Rates on Oranges to the East.
A Wine Exhibit for
London.
,spscta. to the Herald ov the Associated Pres

Special TO the Herald 6V the Associated Pres s
SAN Francisco. January H.-Since
the explosion on Post street, on the
line of the Sutter street cable road last
week, both the Sutter and Geary street
cable roads have run with little to break
the monotony of daily business. No dem.
onstration ag,inst eit6er road has fol.
lowed that explosion, and to-day there
were few policemen to be seen along the
lines. At the office of the Sutter street
road it was considered improbable that
any special difficulty would be expert
enced in running the cars regularly from
this time on. Judging from the number
of passengers on several carl this fore.
noon. travel on these lines il better than
last week, yet the cars were not filled.
Striking carmen st:,i continue to
run vehicles deawn by horses,
and have increased the number which
they had last week by purchase,
and their energies seemed to-day to be
principally devoted to running their line,
which was well patronized. 1t is be.
lieved that at least one of the men ar
rested for alleged completely in the
wreck of the dummy ON Post street will
be convicted. The evidence against
him is said to be strong enough to war
rant that belief on the part of the au.
tforities. With a larger reward it
would be an easy thing to get such evi.
dence as would lead to the conviction of
all persons concerned in the recent out
RACES. A reward of $4,000, in the
opinion of the police, would put sum-
mary end TO all violence and would re.
veal and bring to punishment those VINO
have been engaged in acts endangeriag
life and property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Schooner Parallel Blown UI
with Giant Powder.


with Giant Powder.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE
Captain and crew of the schooner Par.
allel, which ran on the rocks and ex.
ploded near the Cliff House early yes
terday morning, arrived in the city at
noon yesterday. After leaving the ves-
sci they tried to make landing on the
beach. but heavy sea prevented them
They then made for Point Bonita, few
miles distant, which they reached after a
desperate pull. In the morning they
walked to Saucelito and took the steam
er for this city. The wreck, explosion
and attendant destruction is the reign
ing sensation. Thousands Of people are
visiting the scene of ruin. The cable
cars were taxed to their fullest capacity
yesterday, it being estimated that over
fifty thousand people went to the beach.
The famous Cliff House is SO badly
shattered that it will probably have to
be rebuilt. The explosion was so violent
that it created the greatest CONSERVATION
in this city, many mistaking it for a
severe earthquake. Not vestige of the
unfortunate schooner remains, few
floating pieces OF wreckage being all that
is left. Captain Hyslop, of the Mer.
chants Exchange Signal Service, said
his first impression was that the entire
Cliff House bluffs had been blown
away,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
PROTECTION DEMOCRATS.
The Proposed Changes in Tariff
Steel Rails.

WAsHINGToN, January ia confer
ence of Protection Democrats will be
held tomorrow night at which it is ex-
pected representatives will be presen t
from the tobacco and fruit brandy
interests. A bill is said to be
nearly completed which will con-
siderably reduce the surplus rev.
enues, and which will be placed before
those present tomorrow night. 1t re-
peals all tobacco taxes, materially mod
ifies if it does not repeal altogether the
tax on truit brandies; repeals the tax on
alcohol used in the arts; adds
certain articles 80 the free list and re-
duces the duty on others. The most
notable case in which it is proposed
to reduce customs duty is on steel rails
where the duty is to be lowered from
SIS to Sl2 6 $l3. One of the most
prominent protection Democrats said to-
night that the duty on steel rails is
prohibitory, and that steel nanufac-
turers combine and keep the price of
steel rails several dollars above what it
should be,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
ROOSIER POLITICS.
Robinson Restrained From TAX /.
Ing His Seat.

INDIANAPOLIS, January l7.-Judge
Ayers, of the Circuit Court, this morn
ing gave his decision on the proceedings
against Lieutenant. Governor Robinson
He held that the court had jurisdiction
of the case, and also that there is no
provision of the constitution whereby
Lieutenant.Governor can be elected st
any other time than when the Governor
is elected, that is every four years. He
granted a writ of injunction against
Col. Robinson to restrain him from pre-
siding at the joint convention for elect
ing Senator Wednesday. In conclu.
sion the Judge said he assumed the
jurisdiction and made the decision as he
did, SO that there could be an appeal to
the Supreme Court at once. He believ.
ed that upon such an important ques-
tion the opinion of that court should
be had.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
The Aged EmperOr's Views ON
the Army Bill.

BERLIN, January 1.-THE Emperor
William, receiving the President Of the
Prussian Landtag to-day referred to the
dissolution of the Reichstag and the
rejection of the army bill:
"The rejection of this measure, so inn
portant for the preservation of peace to
Germany" the Emperor said, "Has
deeply saddened me. After so many
happy days have been vouchsafed to
me in my old age, especially after COM
pleting eighty years of service in the
army the rejection of this bill impresses
me deeply and most painfully. 1t is
impossible from military point of view
to regard the three years bill propose d
by the majority of the Reiohstag as
sufficient. l hope the bill will be
passed in the near future"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
A CUBAN OUTRAGE.
A Merchant Mistaken for Meyer.
the Patti SWindler.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January l7.-Meyer
Kaufman, a well known commission
merchant, arrived in the city yesterday
from Cuba, after an experience there
which he will not soon forget, and for
which he will ask the United States to
demand of the Spanish government the
sum of $4,000. Last month Kaufman
arrived at Havana from this city. I'm.
mediately ON his arrival he was seized
and jailed. After two days confine.
ment he was told that he had been ar
rested on the belief that he was man
named Meyer. who had swindled mer.
chants in the City of Mexico to the ex.
tent of $27 900. For twelve days Kauff-
man was confined in Spanish dungeon,
with no bedding and poor prison fare.
At the end of that time he was we'll
ngh starved and frozen. Finally an
officer arrived from Mexico and Kauff.
man was found to be the wrong man.
The authorities released him and sent
him off, without word of apology or
explanation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
MERGED MATTEHS.
An Employee Tries to BLOW up u
Farmer-FrOst.

MERGED, Cal. January l7.--David
Humphreys, farm laborer, is in Jail
here, charged with placing can Of
powder in his employers stove for the
purpose of blowing up the house and
killing his employer, Richey, farmer
living near Smelling. The accused was
arrested here late Saturday night, hav.
inc told an acquaintance confidentially
the facts. Richey built fire in the
stove when the explosion occurred
blowing the stove to pieces, and par
TALLY unroofing the house, but Richey
having stepped outside the door escaped
unhurt. The explosion took place Fri.
day evening.
The heaviest frost Of the season was
here this morning. The weather IS
pleasant to-day, the wind southerly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
yITICULTURAL.
California Wines to be Exhibited
at LOndOn.


at London.
SAN Francisco, January l7.-Among
matters of interest considered this after.
noon at the adjourned meeting of the
State Viticultural Commission was an
invitation to California winegrowers to
exhibit at the American Exhibition,
which is to be opened in London May
End of this year. The Commission de-
cided that the viticultural interests Of
California should be represented at the
London exhibition. 1t was therefore
voted that the Commission recommend
the appointment of G. B. Turrell as
special commissioner to London to rep
resent the viticultural interests, and to
request horticulturists to cooperate and
name Mr.. Turrill as representing their
interests, he to have power to appoint
an assistant. The Legislature will be
asked to make an appropriation to Sc.
cure the representation Of these inter-
ests at London.
A resolution was adopted asking Cali.
fornia representatives in Congress to
move for an increased tariff on raisins,
and to oppose reduction on Spanish
grown raisins.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
The sham Citrus Belt.

SAN JOSE, January l7.-At meeting
of the Horticultural Hall directors in
this city, the committee on the pro-
posed Citrus Fair reported encouraging
progress. There will be an immense
display of citrus and dried fruits, plants
and flowers. The monthly fund to ad.
vertise the county has been increased to
$1,000. During the fair excursion trains
will be run from Los Angeles at re.
duced rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
The weather.

SAN Francisco, January 1.-THE
Signal Service synopsis of the past "a
hours reads: s A. M; barometer is high
est in Nevada, and lowest near Van
Couver Island, where it is about half an
in inch below normal and falling rapidly.
Fair weather has prevailed in all dis
triets. Indications for "a hours com.
mencing at A. M, January Is; Califor'
MIA, fair weather. in Southern portion;
light showers in Northern portion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
"54.fO OR Fight"
The American Bird sings Van.
kee Doodle, Old style.

WASHINGTON, January l7.-Belmont
of New York introduced in the House
to-day bill to protect American vessels
cgainst unwarrantable and unlawful
Determinations in ports of British North
America. The bill authorizes the Pres
ident to prohibit vessels bearing the
British flag and coming from such ports
from entering ports of the United
States. or from exercising such privi-
leges therein as he may determine. 1t
also authorizes the President to forbid
the entrance by land from the Provinces
of British North America of all mer
chandise; also of all cars, locomotives or
other rolling stock of any railway com.
pany chartered under the laws of said
y Provinces.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
The New YORK SenatOrship.

ALBANY, January 1.-THE Democrat
ic Legislative caucus tonight agreed
upon Smith M. Weed, of Plattsburg, as
the candidate for U. s. Senator ON the
first ballot.
In the Republican caucus the first bal
lot for Senator resulted as follows: SEN
ator Warner Miller, "A; Hon. Levi P.
Morton, 35; Hon. Frank Hiscock, IL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
A San Francisco Fire.

SAN Francisco, January ia large
barn at the corner of East Twelfth street
and Ninth avenue, East Oakland, was
destroyed by fire last night. Two hum
dred and fifty tons of hay and three
horses were burned. The loss is $4,000.
The fire is supposed to have been in
cendiary, as tramps were seen around
the place in the afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
A San Francisco Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, January l7.-At s
o'clock tonight fire broke out under the
Sumner Lodging House, corner Sixth and
Mission streets, in the rear of j. Haster.
lick's cigar factory. The fire spread to
the front portion of the factory used as
a store, and shot up through the ceiling
into the rooms above the portion of the
building facing Sixth street. Loss about
seven thousand dollars; insurance not
knnUn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Chicago Pays Off Mrs. L0gan's
Mortgages.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January H.
Citizens of Chicago, having contributed
$l3, 200 to the fund in payment of en-.
cpmbrances now resting upon the
home of Mrs. Logan. 10 this
city, Colonel M. M. Parker, to-day,
called on her, and obtaining from her
check on Riggs & Co.. paid off the notes.
Later in the day he presented Mrs. Lo-
gan the cancelled notes, and she now
owns the house known as "Calumet
Place" on Columbia Heights, free from
all encumbrances.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
A HOTEL BURNED,
And Three Men Perish in the
Flames.

VICTORIA, B. c., January l7.--News
as just reached here that early Satur-
day morning the Arlington Hotel New
Westminster was burned to the ground.
Two men, George Campbell and Rufus
l. Brown, were burned to cinders. Thos.
Mckay jumped from the third story
window and was fearfully mangled, his
feet being driven through the wooden
sidewalk, where he was held and roasted
before the eyes of onlookers. The fall
must have instantly killed him. The
building was an old wooden tinder-box,
and collapsed in fifteen minutes. Other
inmates escaped in their night clothes.
The building and furniture were in
sured. The fire is thought to be in
cendiary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
3. p. Rates ON Citrus Fruit.

SAN FRANcIsco, January 1.-THE
Southern Pacific Company has issued it's
schedule of rates for the shipment of
oranges, lines and lemons to all eastern
points, The rate per 100 pounds to st.
Louis, Kansas City, New Orleans and
Galveston is 81; Cincinnati, 81 25; Chi
cago, 81. .O5; Denver, $l.4O.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Murder In the First Degree.

SAN Francisco, January l7.--Ho-
nomshi Hagashi alias Kane Hagashi,
the Japanese waiter who on the night of
November 7th, shot and killed Mrs.
Annie Yanajisans, in the back yard OF
907 Clay street, was this evening found
guilty of murder in the first degree,
with penalty fixed at imprisonment for
life
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Tourists to Los Angeles.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, January IT,
The largest California excursion of the
season passed through here last night,
composed of 81 coaches divided into
three sections running closely together.
They are due at Los Angeles tomorrow,
Tuesday, at six o'clock P. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
THE QUEENS JUBILEE.
Oldham Refuses TO Join in the
Festivities.

LONDON, January F.-At q meeting
at Oldham, the Mayor presiding, a mo-
tion to ignore the Queens jubilee was
carried, whereupon the Mayor said there
were enough present in favor of the eel
ebration to warrant his going on with
the preparations for the event. Great
uproar ensued, the Mayor being roundly
hissed and hooted,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
RiddIe,s Daughter wins.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, January 1.-THE
great Biddle will case is decided. The
jury brought in verdict for the contest
ant, Mary X. Plummer. The jurors
agreed that H. II. Biddle was of insane
mind at the time of his making the will
and that he had an insane delusion re.
garding his daughter, the contestant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
-Wetmore,s Resignation.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE
Viticultural Commissioners held an ex-
ecutive session this afternoon, and con-
sidered the resignation of Charles A.
Wetmore as Secretary of the Commis-
sion. 1t was decided to postpone def.
mite action until February 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
Frost in the Frigid Citrus Belt

Frost i'm the Frigid Citrus BELT.
SANTA Rosa, January 1.-THE heav.
les frost of the season was here this
morning. The thermometer registered
25 degrees. No damage is known to
have been done to fruit, the buds not
being sufficiently advanced.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
John 9. murphy Asphyxiated,

SAN FRANCISCO, January l7.--Ex-
Senator John G. Murphy, well.known
politician, was found dead in a room at
his residence yesterday. The tip of a
gas burner had been broken of, and the
room being full of gas, it is believed he
was asphyxiated. He was Al years Of
age,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
stansord,s new stock Ran CHI.

HoLLIsTER, january I7.--Rumors are
current here which are now almost re-
duced to definite certainty that Sena.
tor Stanford has purchased the Grogan
ranch at Paicines, this county, for the
accommodation of his stock now at the
Palo Alto ranch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
The Interstate Commerce Bfll
tn tho House.

WASHINGTON, JanuaV 1.-THE
House to-day, by vote of yeas ll5.
nays 1877, refused to take up the Inter-
State commerce conferences report to the
exclusion of motions to suspend TIE
rules. 6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
,D,ptheria in san Fran cisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. January l7.--Eight
cases of diptheria and two deaths from
the same are reported to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
PATTI COMES.
The Diva Passes Benson AM
Arrives Here To-Day.

BENSON, N. NJ, January T.-The
famons prima donna Nine. Patti passed
here this evening on her way to Los
Angeles to fulfill an engagement there.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-18
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RRYES OPERA MOUSE.
Az nEMExsE AUBTKBcB aBExTs TEE
SHADOWS or A dkEAT CEIH.'

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SHADOWS or 0kEAx CTH.
whan tie eartain Eoss lasa night ct
Fsys's OpsEA Hsuss thsss vas . crowd
"a house 70 ersss OsboaEDe and Stock
wells Company IN The mslOdrama Of
=Ths Shadows Of 9 Gssai City," The
same esuVAny. With sons few changes.
have prosssiad this piese n Seattle BE-
fore, and tie cnly changes ere IN soma
Of sha paFta. OF coursa, before Stock.
well and 0shonEne proved themselves
worthy Of the appiaasa which waa To
erally Bestowed 90 thstF appeaFA1ee.
and most OF the members 81 The com
uany weFa vsil up n their parts and
save an exoaliana saepoFe 10 TIE ieadina
men. Mis- Ethal Brznden In the DIAL
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Al tha ezd az The third aet dsmandins
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uaEt. Mf. FEank Mor1aGnk who toak
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talnnA ana hMd ha anly kn0wn IN lines
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: The following deeds were tiled IN the
Auditors ONCE for record yesterdays
Fred e Sander to Mildred ] Smith,
lots !, 2, 5. and 5, block 81. YealeR's
second addition, supplementary $50.
Sheriff OF King county 20 August
MehlhoEn. lots and 1. block IS, TsREy's
erat addition; S3700.N.
James McNauaht 10 John. Pollock, Iol
6, block -, MAynard's plat; 81.
Nellie d GeurTy 10 Louis Bertrand,
%. 9, blsck q, Tsrry's second additions
ESQ,
George b Kittsneer 10 l. s J Hunt,
Sc y Of Sc y, SEC II, and lot !, sec II,
70 q, range 8 east; 500.
Uuiked States 10 B A Maple. Is acres
IN SEQ 3, % "a, EAnQe { east; patsnt.
United states 10 Samuel 6tuhbs, eW
\, SO SO, % %, range 9 east; patent.
United States 10 Wan Crawford NV \
Of ssc 20, % 26, range east; patent.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
10 Everett O Miller, NV u OfNN y, se'
2ii 81 q sW \, SO ?, tp y. raags
Robert Knips 10 ] d MeDermott
lots 5, 6, Z and 8, block 8, FairyieS
Homestead; 5000.
Amanda E Bowman 10 Laura Z Far
n, north half Of ioi 10. BiRelsw's 80
end addition; 81.
OE Bowman 10 Laura L Furry, LOT Is
| Biqelow's second addition; &9C1
EFF johnson 10 Harriet n johnson
Iot and : and NE NV \, go %. d
g, range 3 east; $500.
same 10 same. lot 2, block IL, EdeI
addition; ESQ.
Robert Irving 10 A II johnson,
acres In thA nogshwsst corner Of Sc
Of NE Y. sec -. % -, range 8 east
and lOs y, Pierce County Association
81,
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HzED TO ANsWKR.-The preliminary
sramloatlon Of Charles White, alias
Thomas Morgan. alias Kid smith, and
Ismes smith, charged with burRlagiz-
~ he store ef Lowman 4 Hartford on
ths niqht OF 1ulg elh. & X plaee k,fore
JussIoe BcdefhsgR yesterday forenoon.
Ths prosecution DID not 80 into me
cass any further than neoeee1ry. some
AZ the stolen properly vas pfodseed--e.
psn and holder found on The pefson Of
one on the Defendants, and Q pair OF
ooara glasses, which the best girl or tne
.oiksr Defendant tleiinsd be bad given
NJ, Theae articles we're Identified ~
a.. Lowman and By MF. ,. ReliT, bis
bookkesE Or, &c belonging 20 the hfm
ana having been among the thfes o.
four hundred doIlaFas worth Of property
which was carried OF by the hafRlars-
The Defendants waived examination
as asked 10 be admitted 70 bail. The
Iugtlos flxed whites bail' q lss9 and
Bmlah's Al 500. In dsfanlt. theg bo.h
vguf q iail 20 await the ASTON o. ene
Grand JuFy. which c0nvenes IN Seattle
% Monday next. Joe Dunn. who =
sapposed 10 havs bee1 eagf9ed wltn
white ana Smith IN ellis burglary, nae
Ia sxamination' eeme tine ESQ, and
US also held 70 await the aesicn OF tne
Grand Jury.
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Coon TExgLAR ELnCTtoN.-Oa Wed
assday afternoon the Grand Lodge OF
Coed TsmplArs Of Washingtoa Territory,
Ia aasslon a. Vancouver, Washington
TsFHtssy, elected Sc ofhcers. Several
persona we're nominated for Onief len
plaF, inelaaina Messrs. Thompson,
Ward, Oamphsll and oshaEs. bai All ae-
clinsd In favor Of Jadge Root, wne vas
unanimously 70 elected Grand Onies
TsmplaF. Arthur Lester, et Tacoma
vas elected Grand Oouncliiors hsv'
James OAmpbell. Of Olympia, was re-.
elected Grad 6eoFotaryi Miss CArfie
r. Jsnes. o. seattle. vas re elected
Grand treasurer; Mrs. Jennie VAS
DoFn, Saperinse0dsnt Of JuVenile
Wozk. Joseph ChilbSFR and kev; e.
OamUball e. principals. with Miss Mary
ConesF and Mra. q. b McAfthnt 9
classmates, uora elected delegates V =.
Rieha worthy Grand LodRe q 80
WORD. ne Grand onief femp,ar 70
called the ofacara of EGcelsior LodR'
IL zoe svanine, after which Tee cream
cake and q general good ttms sooiaii'
vsRs indnleed In.